Dale County, Ala. (WDNews) — Alabama Cooperative Extension System’s Home Horticulture team is inviting residents to take part in its Pollinator Partners Certification Training set for July 1 in Dale County.
The program is designed to help participants learn more about Alabama’s pollinators and simple ways to protect them. According to organizers, the training will teach attendees how to identify bees, butterflies, moths and other pollinators found across the state.
The training will also focus on the important role pollinators play in food systems and biodiversity while offering practical strategies for creating and maintaining pollinator-friendly habitats. Topics will include reducing pesticide risks, planting native species and fostering landscapes that support pollinator populations year-round.
Officials said the training costs $40 to attend, and lunch will be provided. The certification program will be held at seven locations across Alabama, including the Dale County stop on July 1.
Headline: Dale County To Host Pollinator Partner Training
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